Nile Sisters Development Initiative, San Diego, California

Easiest Vehicle Donation Ever

1. Visit the CARS Easy website.
2. Choose Nile Sisters as the value recipient.
3. Schedule pick-up of your motorized vehicle.
4. Exchange vehicle title for donation receipt.

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FULSToP is Families Uniting Locally to Solve Tobacco Proliferation, a San Diego-based tobacco-control advocacy organization.

San Diego Tobacco-Control Advocacy Program

FULSToP partners facilitate the adoption and implementation of smoke-free policy and deterrent policies toward flavored tobacco products.

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Academic and Social Performance Support for Students

CalNEW is a school-based initiative that aims to enhance social and academic performance by providing additional services for refugees and other eligible school-age students.
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MIND is Matters Involving Neuro-Disorders, a refugee mental health advocacy collective.

Behavioral and Mental Health Equity Program

MIND is a community-driven, cross-sector consortium that seeks to ensure that refugee and ethnic populations have access to equitable and culturally and linguistically proficient mental and behavioral health resources.

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Live Scan Background Check

NSDI (Nile Sisters Development) is a Live Scan background check user and provider. We require Live Scan background checks of all our students and faculty. We also open our Live Scan service to the community.

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Mid-Year Milestones: Advancing Opportunity Through Community Partnerships

Filed in Recent Blog Posts by NSDIAdmin on June 25, 2025

As we reach the midpoint of the year, we pause with gratitude to reflect on the progress we’ve made and the meaningful partnerships that continue to strengthen our mission. The first half of the year has been marked by impactful programs, new beginnings, and inspiring stories of resilience within our community.

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From Displacement to Determination: A World Refugee Day Tribute

Filed in Recent Blog Posts by NSDIAdmin on June 20, 2025

In celebration of World Refugee Day—recognized globally on June 20—the San Diego Refugee Forum honored Youdline B. with the 2025 Refugee Resilience Award. She was one of seven individuals in San Diego County recognized for demonstrating exceptional strength, leadership, and a deep commitment to their refugee communities.